Ratnasambhava Buddha Lokta Paper Wall Hanging is a hand painted Buddhist scroll featuring Ratnasambhava, one of the Five Dhyani Buddhas in Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism. The name Ratnasambhava means "Jewel-Born" or "Origin of Jewels." He is traditionally associated with generosity, equality, abundance, dignity, and the wisdom of equanimity.
Ratnasambhava Buddha is usually depicted with a yellow or golden body color. In Buddhist symbolism, yellow is commonly connected with richness, stability, generosity, and the earth element. His golden appearance also reflects the symbolic qualities of preciousness and spiritual abundance.
He is often shown with his right hand in the gesture of generosity, known as the Varada Mudra. Within the Five Buddha system, Ratnasambhava represents the transformation of pride and feelings of superiority or inferiority into the Wisdom of Equality, which recognizes the equal value and potential of all beings.
For Buddhist practitioners, the image of Ratnasambhava may serve as a focus for meditation, generosity, gratitude, balance, and spiritual reflection. It can also help create a peaceful and meaningful atmosphere in meditation rooms, Buddhist centers, prayer spaces, yoga studios, and spiritual interiors. Its traditional benefits are understood spiritually, encouraging generosity, equanimity, confidence, and appreciation rather than promising material wealth. Humanity has already tried turning every sacred symbol into a vending machine, so best to keep the symbolism intact.
This wall hanging is hand painted on thick Lokta paper by master artist Jimmy Thapa. Bamboo beams help the scroll hang straight on the wall, while the flexible Lokta paper allows it to be rolled for convenient storage or packing.
- Dimensions: Approx. 7.5 x 13 inches
- Material: Thick Lokta paper
- Artist: Jimmy Thapa
Important Note: Slight variations in color tone, painting details, and dimensions may occur from piece to piece due to the handmade nature of the product.